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  • The child learns to count from 1 to 5
  • The child learns the concept of quantity and how numbers correspond to objects
  • The child practices one-to-one correspondence by pointing to objects as they count
  • The child learns to identify numbers visually and orally as they count
  • The child practices sequential order by counting in the correct order

For continued development, you can:

- Introduce numbers beyond 5 by counting to higher numbers

- Play counting games using objects such as toys, blocks, or buttons

- Create a counting book or poster with numbers and corresponding objects for visual reinforcement

- Incorporate counting into daily routines, such as counting steps while climbing stairs or counting objects while tidying up

- Engage in activities that involve counting and basic math concepts, such as sorting objects by quantity or size

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